Daily Republican., 1887-07-26

ehould bo Investigated by u special
COM mi'tes.
Mr.. Foulk was In favor OF adopting
the report on teachers, leaving the prin.
cipal OF the High School out. He then
wanted the charges investigated BY n
special committee, and ha was prepared
to vote for that report whether it be for
or against Mr.. Graham. He wanted to
vote intelligeDtly with full Justice to
himself, the board, Mr.. GrahAm and
the boJe.
Mr.. Pyle said he IVES not prepared to
vote for the amendment. He had been
apprt ached by prominent citizen Tho
said his boy Lad lost one year Of his
education by going to the High School
The boys also claimed that Graham
was not competent to teach. "Oh,
don't bother me-" said Mr. Pyle to DR..
Chad WICK, who Insisted on asking o
question.
Alter shaking of Dr.. Chad wick, Mr..
Pyle proceeded, and referred to man
who said he could not send his boy to
the High School II Graham was reap.
pointed principal. Mr.. Pyls offered
resolution to refer the whole matter to o
special committee of three, to invest.
gate and report at future meeting OF
the board. On motion of DR.. Grim.
shaw tho resolution was laid upon the
table.
Ths previous question being called,
the vote WAS taken on inserting the
name OF Thomas L. Graham in the
blank, rs follows:
Ayes-Ohadw Collins, Dickey,
FGsKe, Gsier, Hanson, Hay es, Kync,
NJ assey, Palmer, Ruth, SIewart-l2
Nsys-Eonlk Grimshaw, Jones, Me
gAw, Pyle, Smith, shortlidge. President
Ba!rd-S.
Messrs. Donaho and Morgan vera ex-
cused from voting.
DIR. Grimshaw changed his vote TO
aye for ths purpose OF reconsldefing.
On motion of MIR. X yne, the salary OF
Miss Ka:ss, principal OF No. /, waa
raised from 500 to 800.
Motions were then made to increase
the salarits OF sev raj more princiD pal
tom 500 to $3.50, amor gst them Miss
Stewart, No. 4 Mise Williams, No. 9;
Miss sSayers, No. l aud Miss Kruse, No.
} 16. MOI knoTtpg where the craze for
raising salaries would stop Ut, the mo.
b ion 10 Increase WAS laid upon the table.
Dr.. ShorJiidge moved to rocont ider the
vote by which Miss Ka.es' salary wal
raised, but the motion was lost.
Mr.. Ruth said that two OF the tench
ers in the High School were tts cAuse
of tie insubotd nation that eziets, they
having done oil they could to thwarl
Mr.. Graham, and paid no attention tc
, his ocders. He then moved that Miss
, Mary 1. C. Williams be appointed "
place OF Miss Hare, and Miss Lyd!a P
, Ford In place OF MISS Pyle
3 MIR. Joaes said he had kept his mouth
3 shuE sll the evening, and had not In
tented to say anything, but hs wa
GO onpelleG to arise in defence of the two
tt tachers who the members from the
Eleventh ward hnd attacked. Why
sir, IL ese two ladies are the teachers o
: the town, and they were enshrined II
Z every household in the city In more ell
q during monuments than that of brass
d. (Lookiag at Mr.. Ruth All the Rtn
!. tlemsn ever knew he learned from thes
I ladies he Is now 30 unRrateful as to o,
y tack.
r MIR. Ruth read the rules and caile
q Mr.. Jones to order for being personal il
. his language.
:. DR.. 6hortlidse-"Tae a!lusion to bras
is certainly personal
e Mr.. Morgan also gave Mr. Ruth
= sharp overhsuling in his attack on hi
!, Old teachers. He said that oil Mr.. Rat
s ever knew was taught him by one G
: these teachers.
J. Mr. Ruth then Withdrew his motor
u The report 40 amended was the
Q passed by vote of IA to 8. Messrt
g Donaho and Morgan voted with th
70 majority for the purpose Of reconfide
" ing.
,f Mr.. Ruth then moved to reconside
the vote for the purpose Of locking til
:. door and throwing the key iuto th
3, well, but his motion WAS tabled by
r. motion of Mr.. Grier.
II The following expenditures we're q
Ie lowed by request OF the various coz
E. mi,tees on schools: No. z, S45, cleal
y ing csssDool; No ., IS, general repair
\ No II SIS, repairs To windows; No. L
1t S65; No. II. Sa4, repairs to roof. Rsr
70 OF room for No. IS was ordered pait
ard $25 WAS added to oontracs price
E. annex TO No. z.
W The Finance Committee was autho
D. ized to publish yearly statement
70 two daily newspapers. 1t WAS oriere
e that tha officers draw upon Council fl
d the 81, 900 allowed fer building pu
ie poses.
y The following are the teachers name
,e Ia the report, with the salaries attache,
High School Boys department
a. Thomas l.. Graham, principal, 81. so
ii Sallie Hare, first assistant, $3.50; Susal
le ma Pyle, second assistant, Annie Sa,
30 ere, third assistant, Mary L. Lacklel
10 fourth assistant, Lizzie d. Hope
a fifth assistant, each $3.50 Girls i
rs psrtment-Mary Miller, principa
Is IL Geo; Jans Craig, first assistant, $40
sr Anna NJ. Lew!s, second assistant, Ma
De q. Springer, third assistant. Sallie 4
Of Tay lor, foutth assistant. Rsbelca 4
o Pyle, fifth assistant. Eliza A. Crai
a. sixth ss Iistant, oach 5000.
ne School No. 1-Boys' deDartment
Annie Il Hates, principal, $3.50; MAJ
9 M. Turner, first assit ttsnt, $3.50; Ma
nj j. Wheeler, second assislant, $50
II Annie X. Curtis third assistant, S5O
y Sophia Simmops, monitor teache
On eayeIs principal, 800; Addie Como
sn fl rst assistant, $500; Clara Il Counts
It. second assistsnt, Maggie V. McDo
= nell, third assistant, Sallie l.. Woolle
re fourth assistant. Rsbecca j. Davl
SO fifth assistant, Maggie e Carpente
sixth assistant, Gracs Fl. SayeI
MT seventh assistant, each S460; Kate Co
bit. monitor teacher, Emma A Stric
- land, monitor teacher, each $500.
Primary School. No. 2-Ly dia p.
lie Ford. principal, $3.50; Clara Mende
ce hall, assistaut principal, S42t; liz
to Wollaston, first assistant, Ella NJ. Ms
to vel, second assistant, Ellen Walk,
third assistant, Minnie e Harris, -four
no assihtant, Mary &. zeal, fifth sssistai
OF each SS65.
Primary School, No. 3-Fannie
Butler, principal, s55o; Eliza A, Rega
all assistant principal, $t25; Navy I Goo
FIRST assistant, Ida w, CielaDd, eeco
in Rssistant, Marion Btown, third assi
,er ant, Hattie N. Sutton, fourth Essistal